Hertha Berlin allowing Bradley Ibrahim to join Plymouth club.
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It's time to bid adieu, Berlin! Bradley Ibrahim is ditching Hertha BSC for Plymouth Argyle FC. The midfielder, just 20 years old, has inked a four-year contract with the English club, relegated from the Championship.
After impressing initial coach Pal Dardai, Ibrahim landed with Hertha BSC from the FC Arsenal U21 team back in February 2024. The 6-foot tall defensive powerhouse played for Hertha B's U23 team in 12 matches, and got a taste of the pros, sitting on the bench once in the main team, but never took the field.
Last season, Ibrahim was loaned out to English third-division club Crawley Town, where he started in 37 matches across all competitions. Speaking about the move, Hertha's sporting director, Benjamin Weber, said, "Bradley showcased solid performances in England and earned plenty of game time, which led to his wish and chance to permanently relocate to his home country."
Ibrahim's move to Plymouth Argyle comes with a reported transfer fee of around £250,000. His stint with Crawley Town was marred by disciplinary issues, as he earned 17 yellow cards in total, with 15 coming in League One matches.
As of now, there aren't specific stats available on Ibrahim's performance with Plymouth Argyle, but his move offers a chance to shine in the Championship and surpass his past accomplishments.
With Plymouth Argyle eager to strengthen their midfield, Ibrahim aims to prove his worth in the Championship and solidify his position as a valuable asset for the club.
(Note: Ibrahim's career statistics across various clubs were included to provide context on his performances.)
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[1] "Ibrahim's departure from Hertha BSC marks his return to European leagues and the Premier League, as he joins Plymouth Argyle FC."
[2] "With his solid performances in England, Ibrahim aims to establish himself as a valuable asset in the Championship, proving his worth in European football and furthering his football career."
